Originally posted by: lal04
Arshicsji, the title could not be more apt. In spite of today being the busy day for me I took some time off to write because I immensely liked the romanic samud (at last in the true sense). I wonder if the cvs have regained some of their lost sanity by way of delivering a reasonable and the best episode in a long long time. After bombarding us with mindless tracks one after another they finally settled down to tedious and irrelevant stuff where the characters were idling their time away on inane acts. Cute and enjoyable moments were very few and far between. The whole samud sequence which was initially intended to provide some pleasing and romantic moments went awry due to poor and inapt treatment meted out to both kumud's character depiction and the scenes. After this helpless scenario the writers and leads were almost written off by the viewers. Suddenly cvs became aware of the extent of the damage and of the fact that its never too late to mend their ways. Hence this drastic change in their approach which reflected on kumud's characterization and samud scenes. They completely took us by surprise by bringing kumud to her right senses and we we were treated with a sweet, touching samud scene. They both displayed togetherness, trust, concern and love for each other beautifully. But the heartwarming scene was not exploited fully and very short-lived. Kumud's outpourings and saras's reassurance were not fairly dealt with, left halfway(courtesy FP twist). But in the last episode the cvs more than made up for it by giving us the much awaited magical samud moments as a treat. It was gratifying to see their lost charm,chemistry,'apnapan',closeness,bonding coming to life again. For a moment our minds travelled over the good old days. A really sumptuous scene which was long overdue. On a lighter note the back hug initiated by kumud is a real shocker. There was love, concern and intimacy yet very sensuous. They still exhibit the 'inhibited and restrained romance' -saras blowing on her face and the air kiss. It was refreshing to see kumud who showed no signs of fear, alarm or loss of courage but showed great compatibility with saras.The writers must ensure that there are no more misinterpretation of leading characters and no more meddling in the affairs concerning their relationship. It is to be regretted that the writers tend to overlook the key traits of of the primary characters and constantly allow for the shortcomings in their characterization to cause events happen which in turn makes for both disconnected character and narrative. Kumud's two core characteristics are level-headedness and self respect and she is almost deprived of them along the course of the show (courtesy new writers) and now she comes across as a obstinate, pompous, insensible woman to meet the needs of a certain fabricated drama. This is very unfortunate and all characters have been similarly victimised to a certain extent (danny, Kusum, gumaan...). Further the clichd and stereotypical handling of the relationship of samud (core aspect of show) is strictly uncalled-for and has almost killed the show as well as the concept and chemistry of the couple once-called soulmates. Nowadays we have got so accustomed to our cvs style of writing that it is a fact that after every intimate moment between leads a separation track is in prospect. These tracks are really painful (not for them) and exhausting because of the heavy drama associated with it. Though the twist involving school and children (at least not family members this time) seems interesting if it by no means takes the story (!) forward and just a pretext for making the actress go on leave and oust her character from the show temporarily it is unjustifiable and inexcusable. Ultimately the onus is on the cvs and they had better fulfil what is expected of them.
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Bindi
